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xbitz wrote:is it possible inserting somehow a chord into the chord progression (or shift to left or right the already added existing ones) ?
Inserting a chord: Click on a field of the chord progression row and then click on one of the chord buttons. But probably I don't understand you correctly here, because when you say that there are already existing ones then you obviously created a progression already ;).

Shifting existing chord progressions left/right: No, this isn't implemented yet. But it is high on my list!
Songwriting software: Sundog Song Studio (standalone) | MelodicFlow (plug-in) | ChordPotion (plug-in) | XotoPad (Windows touch app)

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sry I'm bit(very :D) tired so I'd like to change for ex. a 12345 progression to a 162345 one, what/which is the easiest way to do it?
"Where we're workarounding, we don't NEED features." - powermat

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xbitz wrote:sry I'm bit(very :D) tired so I'd like to change for ex. a 12345 progression to a 162345 one, what/which is the easiest way to do it?
So you want to shift the chords 2345 to the right and then insert a 6 at the position where you used the 2 in the original progression?
1---2---3---4---5--- would become 1---6---2---3---4---5---?
Well, I think it would be best to clear the whole progression and start from scratch then.
Hmmm.. yes, you are right: This would be easier to handle with a shift left/right feature. Maybe even with a selection focus where you can shift only parts of the progression. I will think about this for a while.

P.S.: Changing 1---2---3---4---5-- to 1-6-2---3---4---5-- would be easy of course ;)

Thanks for the clarification!
Songwriting software: Sundog Song Studio (standalone) | MelodicFlow (plug-in) | ChordPotion (plug-in) | XotoPad (Windows touch app)

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Any plans to make this as a VSTi?

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hauke wrote:
deastman wrote:Great! I'll be buying a copy this weekend.
Awesome :)! Did you already do a quick test of the 2.0?
Not yet. I'm working a crazy 18 hours per day schedule this week to make a deadline. I probably won't have time until Saturday night to touch anything. I did play around with the older version though, and I like it!
Incomplete list of my gear: 1/8" audio input jack.

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Rajah wrote:Any plans to make this as a VSTi?
Yes, I want to give this a try! There are a few technical challenges, though, so I am not sure if it's possible. But: Yes, I would like to see that myself ;).
Songwriting software: Sundog Song Studio (standalone) | MelodicFlow (plug-in) | ChordPotion (plug-in) | XotoPad (Windows touch app)

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deastman wrote: Not yet. I'm working a crazy 18 hours per day schedule this week to make a deadline. I probably won't have time until Saturday night to touch anything. I did play around with the older version though, and I like it!
18 hours per day - sounds awful :cry:. Good luck with the deadline!
Songwriting software: Sundog Song Studio (standalone) | MelodicFlow (plug-in) | ChordPotion (plug-in) | XotoPad (Windows touch app)

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hauke wrote:
Rajah wrote:Any plans to make this as a VSTi?
Yes, I want to give this a try! There are a few technical challenges, though, so I am not sure if it's possible. But: Yes, I would like to see that myself ;).
Question for anyone

Lots of considerations involved for the dev I'm sure.
But for the user is this always better for this kind of software?
Advantages?
Any tradeoff worth consideration?

I've always used standalone for composer aids so that's why I'm asking.

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It probably depends on the user, but for me I always prefer vst just for ease of integration. Not having to fiddle with virtual midi and being able to either drop it in front of a synth or just route it internally is always faster and easier IMHO. Plus it allows you to save state with a project

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trewq wrote: Question for anyone

Lots of considerations involved for the dev I'm sure.
But for the user is this always better for this kind of software?
Advantages?
Any tradeoff worth consideration?

I've always used standalone for composer aids so that's why I'm asking.
Just a quick note: If there were an additional VST version, the standalone version would still live on of course!
Songwriting software: Sundog Song Studio (standalone) | MelodicFlow (plug-in) | ChordPotion (plug-in) | XotoPad (Windows touch app)

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Most daws can record incoming midi

Right?

I've aways just exported

But seems like it would help with limitations of standalones.

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hauke wrote:
trewq wrote: Question for anyone

Lots of considerations involved for the dev I'm sure.
But for the user is this always better for this kind of software?
Advantages?
Any tradeoff worth consideration?

I've always used standalone for composer aids so that's why I'm asking.
Just a quick note: If there were an additional VST version, the standalone version would still live on of course!
That would be great!

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trewq wrote:Most daws can record incoming midi

Right?

I've aways just exported

But seems like it would help with limitations of standalones.
I withdraw this idea

Its just a time saver me think.

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Brilliant stuff, this.

..Please don't get bought out by Apple .__.

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loungepanda wrote:Brilliant stuff, this.

..Please don't get bought out by Apple .__.
:hihi: - maybe I should rename the product? SunCamel instead of Sundog.... ;). Might be more interesting for bigger companies then :D

P.S.: Thanks :)!
Songwriting software: Sundog Song Studio (standalone) | MelodicFlow (plug-in) | ChordPotion (plug-in) | XotoPad (Windows touch app)

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